Word: news
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Meeting on Friday and Saturday in New York a group of editors from eight Eastern colleges formulated several agreements for the exchange of news features and pictures among themselves...
Representatives of the CRIMSON, Caleb Foote '39 and B. Sheffield West '40, were joined at the conference sponsored by Columbia by G. d'Andelot Berlin, chairman of the Yale News, J. M. Clarke, head of the Daily Princetonian, and representatives from the Brown Herald, the Columbia spectator, The Cornell Sun, the Daily Dartmouth and the Daily Pennsylvanian...
...magazine first appeared, be 15 years old. The department was founded out of necessity. Almost from the magazine's inception, each issue evoked hundreds of pertinent communications, from which the Editors decided to print "excerpts . . . selected primarily for the information they contain either supplementary to, or corrective of, news previously published in TIME." In two essential respects the material printed in TIME'S new Letters Department differed from all previous letter columns: 1) no irrelevant personal pleadings were countenanced, 2) but no admissible and generally interesting point was left unanswered by the editors. TIME considered (and considers...
Last night a new Harvard publication made its doubt on the Leverett House news stand for the price of one cent. Volume 1, number 1 of the Rampant Bunny, fresh from the mimeograph, was loudly acclaimed by the Rabbits over the dinner table...
Besides complete coverage of the Rabbits' athletic activities, an editorial page, and a news story, there were two gossip columns, one concerned with sports entitled "Carrots and Lettuce" and Halter Hinchell's column which spared no facts in the Bunnie's private lives...